Speaker 1: Bobby Bones transmitting across America. This boy bull, Good morning,
Speaker 1: Welcome to Wednesday's show Go. No, it is what they
Speaker 1: call Humphy Day. Something in the lunchbox did not think existed,
Speaker 1: and he thought for years we were trying to get
Speaker 1: in with that. It's still funny to me. That's a
Speaker 1: real thing. It's the hump. I gotta get over the
Speaker 1: hump that part of the week. Here's news for you.
Speaker 1: Eddie wants, or at least your wife wants you to
Speaker 1: coach your three year old soccer team. Yes, she has
Speaker 1: um I guess presented a little bit of interest in
Speaker 1: me and they need volunteers. And she's asked like if
Speaker 1: I want to be junior junior my three year olds
Speaker 1: soccer coach. My answer, no, I do not want to
Speaker 1: be a soccer coach. Why, Like, don't get me wrong.
Speaker 1: I love my kids. I love kids like I do.
Speaker 1: Wasn't getting you wrong? Always talk to love. I don't
Speaker 1: want to be around ten three year olds. Is that
Speaker 1: what it is? More than soccer? Oh? Yeah, well, and
Speaker 1: I don't really don't know much about soccer, but good
Speaker 1: idea just came up. What about lunch box. He's a
Speaker 1: soccer dude, the thing about lunch boxes, and he does
Speaker 1: play a lot of soccer. Three year old or too
Speaker 1: young for him? No teach Keith like ten eleven year
Speaker 1: old thing. Yeah, I was going to be a soccer
Speaker 1: coach one time. I was offered a position at a
Speaker 1: school school. Wait, why are you being weird about your words.
Speaker 1: I was offered to be the coach of the high school.
Speaker 1: Soccer teach school, the head coach, the head coach. You're lying,
Speaker 1: there's no probably talked about this years ago. You know.
Speaker 1: First of all, high schools have to take coach. You
Speaker 1: don't have a private school. But you don't. But you
Speaker 1: don't you haven't graduated college. No, I'm not a teacher.
Speaker 1: I would just be the coach. No way, no way,
Speaker 1: they would hire just a soccer coach with no soccer
Speaker 1: like professional experience. Okay, anyway, let's act like you're telling
Speaker 1: the truth. No, I'm telling the truth. I can get
Speaker 1: the girl on the phone to offer me the job.
Speaker 1: I can get the girl on the phone. The game.
Speaker 1: You know about peace price, Let's have big awards. Just
Speaker 1: get someone on. But anyway, so I was gonna be
Speaker 1: the soccer coach at the high school. So I mean,
Speaker 1: I just don't know three year olds. I don't know
Speaker 1: if I could get through to them, and I don't
Speaker 1: know if they're in for the conditioning that I want
Speaker 1: to put. Yeah, yeah, here's the deal. I don't think.
Speaker 1: I don't want to put my kid or anybody's kid
Speaker 1: in this. Like, let's be killing at three. Don't talk
Speaker 1: back to get three. Don'ts play soccer though I know
Speaker 1: it's the earliest we can get them in sports, Like
Speaker 1: this is it? This is the start to something big.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna need to hear from this girl that wanted
Speaker 1: to offer you a high school head coaching soccer job
Speaker 1: with no professional soccer experience, no collegiate soccer experience, and
Speaker 1: no college degree. That's the kind of the things you
Speaker 1: need to be a coach. Like, no, no, because you
Speaker 1: don't have to you don't have to work at the school.
Speaker 1: They have coaches that come in and just coach of
Speaker 1: the private schools and even assistant coach. I get, But
Speaker 1: you're saying they offered you a head coaching job. Yeah soccer,
Speaker 1: Yeah no, we know we're talking about this whole segments,
Speaker 1: not soccer. Yeah, Like okay, eventually we went here for
Speaker 1: the next couple of days. So whoever you're going to
Speaker 1: get to act on the part, no, be honest with us. Okay.
Speaker 1: By the way, who Amy do you believe this? Yes
Speaker 1: or no? Okay? Eddie zero percent? Right right from Raymond,
Speaker 1: the fact that it's a private school. I do believe
Speaker 1: that you do reach Okay, we'll find us. By the way,
Speaker 1: welcome to Wednesday show Recognizing People doing cool things. George
Speaker 1: Clooney surprised eighty seven year old fan with the bouquet
Speaker 1: of flowers for her birthday. Did you see the story
Speaker 1: in the news, But that's awesome. He turned up unexpectedly
Speaker 1: at Sunrise of Sonny. It's a care home in California.
Speaker 1: There's a resident named Pat Adams. She's eighty seven, a
Speaker 1: huge George Clooney fan, and she wrote a letter and
Speaker 1: it got to his people, and so he went and
Speaker 1: for her eighty seven birthday, showed up but like the
Speaker 1: roses and was like, thank you for being a fan. Yeah, right,
Speaker 1: like you had to do that. That's awesome. He's like
Speaker 1: good looking and awesome. Come on, ars, don't even give
Speaker 1: us a chance. It's guys like you have lunch box
Speaker 1: and make it hard price. I see you. The Bobby
Speaker 1: Bones Show producer Ray. The manhunt is intensifying for the
Speaker 1: missing Tennessee teacher and student. Fifteen year old team was
Speaker 1: last seen in Columbia, Tennessee, exactly a week ago. Information
Speaker 1: please contact authorities. In southern California, high school student was
Speaker 1: taken into custody for allegedly threatening to carry out a
Speaker 1: shooting attack. He made the threats on Twitter. Luckily they
Speaker 1: caught him before and finally, the most popular dog breed
Speaker 1: in the US is Labrador's twenty six years in a
Speaker 1: row show. I think we should check the tote board.
Speaker 1: I know it's early, but lunch Fox hasn't had a
Speaker 1: nap in like four days. This might be a record.
Speaker 1: St I'll check board, Lunchbox. How long did you nap yesterday?
Speaker 1: I said to the law For an hour and a half.
Speaker 1: I woke up, we went back to sleep, went back
Speaker 1: to sleep again. When I woke up again two and
Speaker 1: a half hours and get that guy. I didn't want
Speaker 1: to clap to that. I tried an hour and a half,
Speaker 1: but I just couldn't do it. Folks, Folks like he's
Speaker 1: an announcer. Um, congratulations on a great nap. Thank you,
Speaker 1: was very I'm gonna tell you what I feel good today.
Speaker 1: I feel rejuvenated. Well, I'm glad your day was good.
Speaker 1: Did you do anything yesterday? I need to feel rejuvenated because,
Speaker 1: let me tell you. My husband's in home first like
Speaker 1: five days, and all we've done is eat out every meal.
Speaker 1: He's been overseas deployed, and so now he wants American
Speaker 1: food exactly, and he wants all these things that he's craving,
Speaker 1: and so I'm like, okay, fine, so I'm out eating
Speaker 1: with him, and I'm like, okay, enough enough, Like enough,
Speaker 1: I can't eat out this much because then you start
Speaker 1: to feel gross. Are you eating meat? Yeah? And and
Speaker 1: these are my first few meals with him where he's
Speaker 1: like experiencing me eating meat and it's awesome, yeah he
Speaker 1: kind of yeah. Yeah. Probably the fact that you're not
Speaker 1: judging him either. Oh no, it's everything is just so
Speaker 1: much easier. Like I'm just like, yeah, you want to
Speaker 1: order that, you want to share it, like there's no
Speaker 1: like when we got pizza the other night, for example,
Speaker 1: we didn't have to do like half veggie half meat,
Speaker 1: Like I was like, whatever you want, you go for it.
Speaker 1: It's all you I'll just do whatever. Well, let's go
Speaker 1: to the toe board. What Amy have for meat yesterday? Amy,
Speaker 1: what was your choice? My meat? A choice was bison, Bobby,
Speaker 1: Thank you, thank you. There you go, all right, Thanks
Speaker 1: for hanging out with us here. On Wednesday. Christian Bush
Speaker 1: coming up in a little bit. He we'll talk to him.
Speaker 1: He was in sugar Land. He's got his own thing happening.
Speaker 1: Right now. Time for the good news for your Wednesday morning,
Speaker 1: Time for your positivity. Le So cops in Florida collect
Speaker 1: thousands of books for preschools and daycare centers and just
Speaker 1: one of their many community projects. They also had another
Speaker 1: diaper drive right after that, where they collected eleven thousand
Speaker 1: diapers and thirty thousand wipes. Yeah, that's right. These people
Speaker 1: who are also risking their lives, protecting and serving, also
Speaker 1: out collecting books for daycares and diapers for babies. So
Speaker 1: shout out to the police officers there and every person
Speaker 1: in uniform listening right now. A woman used her super
Speaker 1: cupawning skills to feed more than thirty thousand people. So
Speaker 1: this woman, Lauren, when she turned twenty nine last year,
Speaker 1: she said a goal she wanted to feed thirty thousand
Speaker 1: people before her thirtieth birthday. She planned to use her
Speaker 1: extreme cue pawning to do so well. She doesn't turn
Speaker 1: thirty until September, and it's only March and she hit
Speaker 1: her goal. Wow, lunch box you up. Sixteen years ago,
Speaker 1: Miss Johnson was like, man, I'm kind of bored. I
Speaker 1: need to do some volunteer work. So she started volunteering
Speaker 1: for Meals on Wheels. She is now ninety three years
Speaker 1: old has still delivered swell meals a week. Listener asks
Speaker 1: what I do with my dog and everybody leave and
Speaker 1: come to the show. Well, first I tell him goodbye,
Speaker 1: little scratch on the head and say hey, but I
Speaker 1: gotta go, and he goes into his own room. He
Speaker 1: has his own little room. It's connected to the bathroom.
Speaker 1: So he goes back there and he has like an
Speaker 1: open kennel, but a whole room. But he still goes
Speaker 1: in chills and his kennel it never comes out of it,
Speaker 1: but there's not a caage on the front of it.
Speaker 1: But I have a dog walker that goes over because
Speaker 1: sometimes I don't get home until late, so dog walker
Speaker 1: will go over it like in the morning and let
Speaker 1: him out walk around. So but I do leave, I
Speaker 1: tell him by when you leave. Is your husband up
Speaker 1: with you every morning when you leave? Yes, every morning.
Speaker 1: If he's there, he's up and he's made me hot
Speaker 1: limon water and fed the dog and let the dog out,
Speaker 1: and then the dog goes back to bed. We don't
Speaker 1: really see your again. What's the goodbye thing for you
Speaker 1: with him? Yeah? Um, normally he's by the time he's
Speaker 1: done all that, he's sitting down having coffee, working and
Speaker 1: I'm getting ready and I'm normally rushing out the door,
Speaker 1: and he'll be like hey, hey, hey, and I get
Speaker 1: to the door and I'm already late, and then I
Speaker 1: have to spread back to him and give him a
Speaker 1: quick kiss and then I get to go on the
Speaker 1: cheek or on the mouth, on the mouth. I guess, yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, I guess it's probably different every day. But
Speaker 1: keeping a fresh huh, I don't know. I mean, it's
Speaker 1: not like it's not like a make out Hey bye,
Speaker 1: And then if I don't, he'll see me text, so
Speaker 1: I like, you didn't say bye, Like, well, I was
Speaker 1: in a hurry. I'm really late. Normally I'm going to
Speaker 1: be late. So just meet me at the door and
Speaker 1: do you have kids, Yeah, what what do you do?
Speaker 1: Do you tell them buying them? Because you leave before
Speaker 1: they go to school. Everyone's asleep when I leave. But
Speaker 1: now there's a new rule in my house because usually
Speaker 1: what I do is I go and I kind of
Speaker 1: kiss my wife in the cheek, and then I go
Speaker 1: to the boy's bedroom. He doesn't get out of bed. No,
Speaker 1: they're all passed out. They're all asleep. I have bee
Speaker 1: toad for like forty five minutes getting ready around the house.
Speaker 1: Then I go to my kid's room and I kind
Speaker 1: of just kiss them on the forehead, tell him I
Speaker 1: love them, and then I go out the door every morning,
Speaker 1: every morning. But now there's a new rule. I can't
Speaker 1: do that anymore. I can't go into the kid's room
Speaker 1: because apparently yesterday I go in or I don't know,
Speaker 1: a couple of days ago. I go in there and
Speaker 1: I to go kiss Junior, Junior, the three year old,
Speaker 1: and he's wide awake, eyes open, looking at me, and
Speaker 1: he smiles, and I'm like, what's going to work? I
Speaker 1: love you, and he just giggles and I waved at
Speaker 1: him or whatever, and then I go out the door.
Speaker 1: I get to work about thirty months later, my wife
Speaker 1: text me, She's like, did you wake the kid up?
Speaker 1: Because he's wide awake and we're all awake now because
Speaker 1: of you. So the new rules, I cannot go into
Speaker 1: the kid's bedroom and say good night and wake them up,
Speaker 1: good morning, good morning. And I didn't mean to wake
Speaker 1: him up. He was up, he just wide eyes, wide open.
Speaker 1: But I got the blame for it. So no more,
Speaker 1: I'm going to work. I guess I'll just kind of
Speaker 1: peek peek in the room and see if their their
Speaker 1: eyes are open and their clothes up, go ahead and
Speaker 1: give him a kiss. But if not, I got to
Speaker 1: close the door again. It's funny. No, it's not funny
Speaker 1: because I love saying by to them. That was my thing.
Speaker 1: I loved it. But apparently most parents doesn't want hard
Speaker 1: thing to be to get up and will understand that
Speaker 1: when your kids up at like five in the morning,
Speaker 1: four in the morning, you've got to get up with him.
Speaker 1: There you go. Here's the latest from Nashville, A tullyhood
Speaker 1: Day's thirty second skinny. So spring training is in full force,
Speaker 1: and I guess Brett Eldrich just going to spring training
Speaker 1: with the Cubs. He just wrapped up Luke Bryan's killed
Speaker 1: lights store over the weekend. He's got some free time
Speaker 1: on his hands and became friends with a lot of
Speaker 1: the players because they all have similar lifestyles. Which what's
Speaker 1: the similar life style that Brett Eldridge has with these guys. Well,
Speaker 1: they like country music. And whenever the Cubs won the
Speaker 1: World Series, they had the big party outside and it
Speaker 1: was this huge gathering. And you don't know how people
Speaker 1: are country until they get up and talk. I guess
Speaker 1: that's true. And a lot of these guys were wearing
Speaker 1: camouflage and had Southern accent and you're like, huh, that's funny.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I think they like country music. And yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean I'm jealous. I mean, Brett said he's gonna
Speaker 1: get out there, he's gonna actually hit some balls, hopefully
Speaker 1: have some fun with it. So really, just anybody can
Speaker 1: go to spring training and like play ed and I
Speaker 1: went to met spring training. We didn't got hit balls
Speaker 1: and shag balls. That's true. Yeah, down in poor St. Lucy, Florida.
Speaker 1: So yeah, if you know somebody and we know the
Speaker 1: owner of the Mets, Yeah, and so we get to
Speaker 1: go and then I took a ball that I think
Speaker 1: David right hit and I gave it to Eddie Jr.
Speaker 1: And he didn't care. Now he didn't know, he didn't care.
Speaker 1: I don't think he knows where it is right Maybe
Speaker 1: later he'll care. No, it's lost, it's gone. So congratulations
Speaker 1: to Jason al Deane and Brittany Kerr. They celebrated their
Speaker 1: second anniversary yesterday. They married in Playa del Carmen, Mexico,
Speaker 1: in front of about thirty family and friends, two years ago.
Speaker 1: It's hard to believe it's been two years. It's crazy
Speaker 1: people still go to Mexico or is that just like
Speaker 1: head chopping off land? Like I just don't go anymore?
Speaker 1: People still go. I have a friend that's legit there
Speaker 1: right now on family vacation and I'm like, are you
Speaker 1: scared right now? And she's like no. M Like if
Speaker 1: people ever got to Mexico City to get away, I
Speaker 1: don't think so. I don't think so. I think it's
Speaker 1: more like the beach, Like it's like I really could. Yeah,
Speaker 1: let me check tripping dot com and see what Mexico
Speaker 1: City's got there that doesn't happen. Has anyone ever been
Speaker 1: in Mexico City? Me? Like, multiple times when I was
Speaker 1: a kid, Like, okay, what was it like? Smoggy, A
Speaker 1: lot of traffic. Oh, I remember this. Nobody pays attention
Speaker 1: to like traffic lights. Really, Mike the even how was
Speaker 1: how was it? He said, he had his riview mirror
Speaker 1: stoling there we go. I've been to New Ever, Laredo
Speaker 1: a lot different. Yeah, Mexico City is like right in
Speaker 1: the middle, like there's no way out, like you're just there. Okay,
Speaker 1: thank you made me. That's your thirty seconds today. This
Speaker 1: story comes thus from Key West, Florida. A two year
Speaker 1: old man went to a tattoo shop and got a
Speaker 1: shark tattoo on his cap right, and he said, oh,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be two let me run to the A
Speaker 1: t M and get the money. Never came back. The
Speaker 1: only problem is he put the picture on Instagram. I
Speaker 1: always put the picture of the tattoo of the Yeah,
Speaker 1: check out my new tat. The owner of the tattoo
Speaker 1: parlor said, get your blank back here before I call
Speaker 1: the cops. I didn't come back, so he called the cops.
Speaker 1: I wonder how he was tipped off to that. I
Speaker 1: guess he just started, you know, searching social media and
Speaker 1: found in the shark to be in the same town though,
Speaker 1: right yeah, Key West, Florida, like he had to live there.
Speaker 1: It wasn't like a spring breaker. It wasn't someone on vacation,
Speaker 1: was someone that lived there. He shouldn't have stolen stuff.
Speaker 1: You should never put online, like give it what three months?
Speaker 1: You even know? Okay, Okay, bunch Box as your bone
Speaker 1: head story of today, I'm not looking at your feet
Speaker 1: and seeing the guy going hey, get back here. You're
Speaker 1: probably like, oh no, the league bones. So I'm gonna
Speaker 1: play one second of a song that's on the radio. Okay,
Speaker 1: get one second of a song. I'm only gonna play
Speaker 1: it twice. Everybody, Claire that's yelling at me when you
Speaker 1: don't get it more lunch Box, not me. I get
Speaker 1: it in one second? You get once. These are all
Speaker 1: songs on the radio. Okay, ready, song number one? One
Speaker 1: second of it? Here we go. Okay, that's a good
Speaker 1: one solid second right there there it is again, there
Speaker 1: you go. I love this, yeah, boy, lunch box body,
Speaker 1: lack of back road all right, boy, yeah boy, there
Speaker 1: you get here's the one second again? Yeah, alright, one
Speaker 1: second a song song number two. M oh la la
Speaker 1: ready m easy one yeah, I'm in alright, going over
Speaker 1: to you, Amy, start the show, Thomas Red's correct, lunchbox,
Speaker 1: get off of me on the star of the show, Eddie,
Speaker 1: Star of the show. There you go. The one second
Speaker 1: is here, and here's the song the show alright. One
Speaker 1: second of the song named the song. Oh it's a
Speaker 1: little tougher. It's on the radio right now. Oh boy,
Speaker 1: I'm in m hmmm does that sound familiar? No, no,
Speaker 1: I lost it. I lost it. My head is who's
Speaker 1: that girl to produce? Remember the wind? Yeah? Amy Blue
Speaker 1: at your color? No lunchbox, come over? No, I think
Speaker 1: I got it. Go ahead, I think a little less.
Speaker 1: The one second the song is and it's take a
Speaker 1: little less boy, Yeah you number four ready blacks. I
Speaker 1: wrote it down lunch box. Here we go. One second
Speaker 1: of the song. There you go. I'm in. Dang. You
Speaker 1: may not catch this, dude. Yeah, I've taken off. I
Speaker 1: remember the win today, uncho, my Immortal. That's an evanescent
Speaker 1: song from like twenty years ago. Oh dude, better man,
Speaker 1: this was the one second and here you know, man,
Speaker 1: it sounds like my immortal for the win? Are you
Speaker 1: ready born ready? Oh? Yeah, I hear it again. Can
Speaker 1: you hear it? Play it in your head? I hear it.
Speaker 1: That's more than one. There you go, Amy, this is
Speaker 1: a trick and its betterman again. Lunch Box dirt all
Speaker 1: the boots you already want? Eddie is a guy with
Speaker 1: a girl. It is not it's want to be that song.
Speaker 1: So there's the one second I want to that song
Speaker 1: and you are the winning world. I love this second.
Speaker 1: That's hard everybody? How want you want to come on show?
Speaker 1: Lunch Boxes hired a dog whisperer before. What was that process? Like?
Speaker 1: Just looked it up on the internet and I found her.
Speaker 1: Her name was Training by Tera and she was amazing.
Speaker 1: She could just look at your dog in the eyes
Speaker 1: and know exactly what your dog was thinking and make
Speaker 1: your dog do whatever she wanted it to do. It
Speaker 1: was phenomenal. And how much did this cost? I was
Speaker 1: like thirty bucks an hour? And she can make your
Speaker 1: dog do whatever whatever you want it to do. She
Speaker 1: could make it happen. I am telling you this. I
Speaker 1: was a skeptic going in like I I was like,
Speaker 1: oh yeah right, And she would just tell my dog
Speaker 1: to sit, stare in my dog's eyes, and then my
Speaker 1: dog did anything she said I mean rollover, jump up
Speaker 1: in the off the ground, you know, go get this, go,
Speaker 1: get walked this way, turn around. Unbelievable training by Terra.
Speaker 1: She's a genius. And there are such things as dog whisperers,
Speaker 1: they're real. Well, Amy does not believe in them. No,
Speaker 1: and mine. My situation with one of my friends wasn't
Speaker 1: so much a like well, hers as a cat, not
Speaker 1: a cat whisperer, not a cat trainer, like trying to
Speaker 1: get her cats do whatever. It was a cat community
Speaker 1: or sorry, an animal communicator. I guess you can speak
Speaker 1: with any animals. And it was more or less of
Speaker 1: a way for her to communicate with her cat via
Speaker 1: this other person, like a like a middleman. But okay,
Speaker 1: but let's talk. Wasn't Tara kind of a middleman? Training?
Speaker 1: Training by Tara was definitely a dog say to you
Speaker 1: just like I don't think you're in charge, like I'm
Speaker 1: gonna rule you. I'm gonna show you some things. Right Wow, Okay,
Speaker 1: so Amy, what you're talking about is what lunchbox hired. Okay, well,
Speaker 1: my friend didn't really like wasn't explaining it as like
Speaker 1: a cat like a trainer of sorts, more of just
Speaker 1: a communicator. How much did that cost? Uh? Like, I'm
Speaker 1: shocked to say this for like eighty dollars an hour
Speaker 1: for someone to lie to you about Now you're taking
Speaker 1: his line, but like I know, I took everything within
Speaker 1: me too, Like I wanted to respect my friend and
Speaker 1: what she was saying and be respectful of her feelings.
Speaker 1: But I was like, you paid eighty dollars an hour?
Speaker 1: How many hours? Like she saw her coming? Man? Well, no,
Speaker 1: like they have like a weekly like a communication session.
Speaker 1: I mean, but then I'm like, hell, how much do
Speaker 1: I pay? Like if I go to therapy, if insurance,
Speaker 1: it's not the same, Okay, But I was trying to
Speaker 1: justify in my head like that because I was trying
Speaker 1: to not be judgmental towards my friend. But like, my
Speaker 1: friend really feels like her relationship with her cat is
Speaker 1: better because of her animal communicator. Yeah, well eighty bucks
Speaker 1: an hour. You better feel something. Lunch Box believes. Amy doesn't.
Speaker 1: I think cats are tough anyway. I mean, if I
Speaker 1: were going to Spady bucks me on cat. Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: she's super close to her cat, but I compurely her
Speaker 1: cat is emotionally needy. Your animal needs to talk to
Speaker 1: that's every cat. Okay, we'll put on our Facebook page.
Speaker 1: If you believe in this, go to Bobby Bones dot com.
Speaker 1: They did the story. It's the ages of your life
Speaker 1: where you are the absolute best learning a language. You
Speaker 1: need to start at a seven. That's the best time
Speaker 1: to start learning a language. When are you the smartest,
Speaker 1: like brain processing power, not acquiring knowledge, but able to
Speaker 1: figure out things the fastest? Age eighteen? Life satisfaction age
Speaker 1: twenty three? Your attractiveness as a woman, Amy, When do
Speaker 1: you think women are most attractive? Two? Men? Oh? Calli'all
Speaker 1: are always attracted to someone in their twenties, like part
Speaker 1: of me when does say someone in their thirties. But
Speaker 1: I'll just say yeah, And you know what, Here's the thing, too,
Speaker 1: is that as men get older, it doesn't change. It's
Speaker 1: always twenty three. That is what I'm talking about. I
Speaker 1: knew y'all are always in your twenties no matter what.
Speaker 1: But I was trying to give you all the benefit
Speaker 1: of doubt there. But I would say, as females, I
Speaker 1: really feel like the older I've gotten in, the more
Speaker 1: girls friends I've talked to, like in the thirties, we
Speaker 1: feel our best. Okay, cool, but men love year olds
Speaker 1: all the time. Women as they get older, they like
Speaker 1: older men. They like men a little older than the
Speaker 1: usually period. How about muscle strength for men? What age
Speaker 1: do we do we peek lunch bikes? Probably I mean
Speaker 1: looking at my hors right now, years old? How about
Speaker 1: salary for a woman? When do you peek? What a
Speaker 1: Jamie h peak peak peak peak peak at forty thirty nine,
Speaker 1: so you're close there. Which understanding emotions for who? Period?
Speaker 1: Oh that's totally different from women and men, but women
Speaker 1: five for both the because finally in one, how about
Speaker 1: life satisfaction again? Because you first have that life satisfaction
Speaker 1: of twenty three, but then you lose it. But when
Speaker 1: do you get it back again? Sixty d? Okay? How
Speaker 1: about happiness with your body? At what age do you
Speaker 1: peak with your happiness that your with your body? Four? Four?
Speaker 1: And it's because you're you're just happy. It's not about
Speaker 1: when a you're going the best shape. It's about when
Speaker 1: are you the happiest with your body? Seven before And guys,
Speaker 1: the whole time it's been a chart of getting the
Speaker 1: ages going slowly up and you guys never caught on.
Speaker 1: It was like eleven We've slowly been building this that
Speaker 1: I was answering. Honestly for me, like I just turned
Speaker 1: thirty six, and I feel like at thirty six, I'm
Speaker 1: finally just like happy and accepting on my body. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but I guess after retil him seven before all right,
Speaker 1: Christian bushes in studio. Christian, Hey, everybody, what buddy? How
Speaker 1: are you? Y'all are looking good? How is it that
Speaker 1: you always look good in the morning, because we've been
Speaker 1: up for many hours by this point. Right now it's midday. Yeah.
Speaker 1: For me, lunchtime is about ten thirty and dinner times
Speaker 1: about four thirty. Oh my gosh. Okay, well so this
Speaker 1: morning I thought to myself, well, this is later than
Speaker 1: the Today Show. It is, Well, we also want when
Speaker 1: you play for the Today Show, you get up at
Speaker 1: four am and you have to look good for the time,
Speaker 1: and you got to look good, but you only have
Speaker 1: to look good for three minutes at a time. Yeah. Here,
Speaker 1: you know there are cameras on you, but you don't.
Speaker 1: We don't care. Oh, I forget that, you guys film
Speaker 1: all this everything. You know. I'm not from here, that's true. Christian.
Speaker 1: Christian lives in Atlanta. You sed to live here, though
Speaker 1: part time I do. I live here part time. I
Speaker 1: lived down the street from from where where y'all live,
Speaker 1: where I used to live, and get flooded. The whole
Speaker 1: place got flooded and I had to move. Christian truck
Speaker 1: from also from sugar Land is here. But you're here
Speaker 1: because you have a new song. I am here because
Speaker 1: I have a new song, and you're here because I
Speaker 1: like you. Here. I'm here because actually I didn't really
Speaker 1: know you until you came to me and we wrote
Speaker 1: songs together. Yeah, I guess we did. Calling the Atlanta
Speaker 1: Bobby Bones is not your show? Isn't holy? Yeah, I
Speaker 1: was like, why can't we fix that? Yeah, Christian drop,
Speaker 1: But I got nervous because you know, I thought the
Speaker 1: radio station Atlanta is just about to kill me right now.
Speaker 1: We're not just on the countdown, and then like we're
Speaker 1: not on there. That's true. We didn't know each other.
Speaker 1: We'd writing songs. Yeah, I just so I know you
Speaker 1: from that, and I think it's cool that you have
Speaker 1: a radio show. The weird guy that would write songs.
Speaker 1: That's that's weird, that's funny. I want to play this
Speaker 1: song first of yours because I heard sing along. Before
Speaker 1: I was supposed to sing along, I didn't know what
Speaker 1: was supposed to be sad though. Well, so here's the trick.
Speaker 1: So most people write breakup songs as sad songs, right,
Speaker 1: And I thought to myself, there's gotta be another way
Speaker 1: to do this. There's gotta be a way where when
Speaker 1: you break up you get to that place you know
Speaker 1: finally that you always wish you could get to in
Speaker 1: in the movie version of yourself. Well, you're kind of
Speaker 1: cool with it. You're not. You're not You're not okay
Speaker 1: with the fact that it all happened, but you understand
Speaker 1: that what you had was awesome, and and you get
Speaker 1: that gets lost a lot of times because we get
Speaker 1: so upset and we get so bent out of shape
Speaker 1: and with our own junk in our lives. You know
Speaker 1: that you end up remembering that person with with like
Speaker 1: darkness in your heart and you really you wouldn't have
Speaker 1: been there unless you liked him stuff, said Christian Bush.
Speaker 1: By the way, between him and sugar Land sold over
Speaker 1: twenty two million albums. I'm just pulled out some data. No, no,
Speaker 1: that's no. I'm not gonna go too deep into that.
Speaker 1: But I mean that's that's a lot of a lot
Speaker 1: of records. That's like, it's my little mind blowing. I
Speaker 1: remember just getting wanting the first gold record and flipping
Speaker 1: my lid. Of all the songs that you've written, which
Speaker 1: song has sold the most? Probably Baby Girl? I will us.
Speaker 1: You don't know like I would know for sure. You don't. Well,
Speaker 1: you gotta remember the ascension of sugar Land happened when
Speaker 1: the Internet hadn't really decided that they cared. We did
Speaker 1: very deeply because I remember going to the record company
Speaker 1: and going, hey, man, so can we put our stuff
Speaker 1: on iTunes? They're like, oh, no one's ever gonna buy
Speaker 1: anything off iTunes, and I was like, yeah, but it
Speaker 1: kind of feels like they will and uh. And that
Speaker 1: was amazing. It was amazing to watch people suddenly be
Speaker 1: able to at different ages. You know, you didn't have
Speaker 1: to drive to get to the store to buy a record,
Speaker 1: which is what was a big problem if you were sixteen,
Speaker 1: you know you had to get there. What was the real, wow,
Speaker 1: we've blown up moment for you guys. I was like, well,
Speaker 1: we're like, for real a list now. Oh. I don't
Speaker 1: know if we were ever a list. Um, probably we're
Speaker 1: I think the the time where it felt like there
Speaker 1: was like baby oil on the slipping slide. It was
Speaker 1: um like the A C N. S Well, everybody kept
Speaker 1: canceling on that particular show, like George Straiton sick, and
Speaker 1: something happened and what was gonna be us presenting an
Speaker 1: award ended up us closing the show, and it was
Speaker 1: you'll be able to you can get it online. You
Speaker 1: can go sort of type it in and what you'll
Speaker 1: see is Jennifer doesn't have any shoes on because the
Speaker 1: shoes that she was borrowing matched like Sarah Evans shoes
Speaker 1: and they were like, oh, we can't wear the same shoes.
Speaker 1: She was like, forget it, just go, well, we gotta
Speaker 1: go now. So she just threw her shoes off and
Speaker 1: we walked on stage and played Baby Girl and after
Speaker 1: that everybody knew who we were. So do you think
Speaker 1: that was the moment or like I felt like it?
Speaker 1: I mean there was there was a strange moment where
Speaker 1: I went back home and people were driving by my
Speaker 1: house and taking pictures of me and my son. That
Speaker 1: was weird. How do you explain that to a kid
Speaker 1: that her dad's famous Um I gave him the option.
Speaker 1: I do that with my kids still today you get
Speaker 1: the option. We can play in the front yard and
Speaker 1: play in the backyard. Your call, if you feel like
Speaker 1: dealing with it, play in the front yard. Um, they
Speaker 1: get to decide when I wear my hat. So if
Speaker 1: I go to school, because I you know, I drive
Speaker 1: carpool every day I can, and um, is it today
Speaker 1: a hat day or not a hat day? Dad? So
Speaker 1: the hat meaning to know who you are? Yeah, because
Speaker 1: if I show up in my my my kind of
Speaker 1: like I'm Christian, just like the little fedora looking hat,
Speaker 1: and I would show up at the Tucker's New High
Speaker 1: School right like all the moms know, and then all
Speaker 1: the daughters know, and then all the you know, his
Speaker 1: friends are like, wait a minute, is that your dad's
Speaker 1: your dad famous? That that changes things? You put out
Speaker 1: this record that I love by the way, Southern Gravity
Speaker 1: you and so, and I've told you many times I
Speaker 1: think that record was really really great. I thought Trailer
Speaker 1: HH was such a great song too. But this song
Speaker 1: is not a part of that. It's a part of
Speaker 1: something new record. Yeah, yeah, but you know there's no
Speaker 1: new record yet. No, But I'm I'm in the thick
Speaker 1: of it. You know. I just I just finished working
Speaker 1: on Lindsay's Thing right now, and uh, I think that
Speaker 1: that's coming out where it has come out record Christian
Speaker 1: Produced Records come out Friday. Yeah, and uh and during
Speaker 1: that same time, I accidentally wrote a musical and I've
Speaker 1: been working on this second album, Christian Christians really, Christian
Speaker 1: Bush is here by the way, Christian Bush and you
Speaker 1: can download sing along and Christian is from sugar Land.
Speaker 1: I'll tell my Christian Busch story real quick, just so
Speaker 1: you can like Christian loves like I love the beat.
Speaker 1: I wasn't gonna bring it the fact that we wrote together, right,
Speaker 1: but he brought it up. So yeah, so you know what.
Speaker 1: But Christian pulls out like iPads and mids, like seven instruments,
Speaker 1: and he's like jumping around from instrument iPad instrument. He's
Speaker 1: got this app that he uses take his finger and
Speaker 1: move it over and and he's like singing, want to bounce,
Speaker 1: And it's like working with like this mad genius who's
Speaker 1: playing instruments. I didn't even know where and I thought
Speaker 1: that was like a wall or in a midutter of clock,
Speaker 1: and he's like no, checking out bound, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: it's like what's happening? But yeah, it's like a whole
Speaker 1: different level. It's like watching music. It's funny. He said
Speaker 1: this behind your back too, so he's not just saying
Speaker 1: in front of your face, like just how super crazy
Speaker 1: talented you are. That's very kind man and good looking. Well, like,
Speaker 1: thank you, yes, you know? I sing along, baby, yeah,
Speaker 1: sing along. I'm not gonna break up with you. There
Speaker 1: you go. Christian Bushes here. It's good to see you.
Speaker 1: It's good to see you. I know you've got a
Speaker 1: lot to do while you're in town and you're gonna
Speaker 1: head over now, but always good to see you. Good
Speaker 1: luck and help everybody downloads. Sing along and whenever you
Speaker 1: get that record ready let us know. Oh yeah, and
Speaker 1: you know what, I'm a big fan of your show,
Speaker 1: even though I have to stream it, you know, I'm
Speaker 1: just like, I have nothing to say about that. Christin Bush.
Speaker 1: Thank you for bringing that up, though I appreciate that.
Speaker 1: I love you so much. All right, Christian Bush is here.
Speaker 1: We'll be back in a second Bobby show. Lindsay and Virginia,
Speaker 1: how are you. I'm great? How are you doing? I'm
Speaker 1: really good? What's going on? No? I just wanted to
Speaker 1: call and thank you. I'm not sure if you remember
Speaker 1: a couple of weeks back, I'd call to get some
Speaker 1: advice about my son being picked on at school, and
Speaker 1: it just so happened to be around his birthday and
Speaker 1: you sent him an awesome birthday present with legos and
Speaker 1: one of them was a Star Wars set and he
Speaker 1: was so excited he put that thing together immediately. Yeah,
Speaker 1: how is he doing? Do you guys know who that?
Speaker 1: When we were doing um Judge common Sense and she
Speaker 1: called and was like, hey, kids being bullied. So he
Speaker 1: liked everything, Huh I was. I was wondering things get
Speaker 1: to people. What good? It's funny because he doesn't believe
Speaker 1: that it came from you because it just came in
Speaker 1: a box. There was like no name or anything on it.
Speaker 1: I'm going, no, honey, it really is and he's like, no,
Speaker 1: it's not. Where did it come from? Yeah, but it
Speaker 1: could have been for you, from you, and that would
Speaker 1: have been cool too, that that was the whole point.
Speaker 1: You could have said it was from you. No. I
Speaker 1: wanted to because we listened to your show every morning
Speaker 1: when we're on the way to school, so I thought
Speaker 1: it would be really neat for him to know that
Speaker 1: it was from you. No, he's already at school. Yeah,
Speaker 1: this will be up on I Heart today and here
Speaker 1: Bobby Bones show on demand. But all that aside, like,
Speaker 1: that's awesome and I'm glad you got it and I
Speaker 1: appreciate you call him back, and I hope he's doing good. Yes,
Speaker 1: thank you so much for everything. Yeah, and just you
Speaker 1: know you have to mind him because I need to
Speaker 1: remind it. Like these bullies in school or wherever, they
Speaker 1: bully one because they're sad, like there's something missing, there's
Speaker 1: something that's not there that makes them want to pick
Speaker 1: on other people too. And it's also like how are
Speaker 1: you in life? You'll always have bullies from first grade
Speaker 1: to right now. It doesnt matter where you are, not
Speaker 1: there's always gonna be somebody that's not feeling good about
Speaker 1: themselves that's trying to take it out on you in
Speaker 1: some way. And so it's how you deal with that.
Speaker 1: And for me, I always chose to work harder and
Speaker 1: get ahead that way. So Lindsey, thank you for calling,
Speaker 1: and you know, I hope it goes great and I'm
Speaker 1: glad he enjoyed the Lego set. Thank you again. So much.
Speaker 1: You're welcome, Thank you for listening, have a good day.
Speaker 1: That's nice. I know you're saying too that she could
Speaker 1: say it's from her, but I think it's important for
Speaker 1: me to know is from you, especially with that message,
Speaker 1: like you just said, because you were bullied and here
Speaker 1: he is being bullied and he can hear from you
Speaker 1: a former person that was bullied that got through it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but the right and send it to be I mean,
Speaker 1: she can do whatever. I in it because she was like, hey, listen,
Speaker 1: we don't have a lot of money right now, so
Speaker 1: you want to say it from you, Like my mom
Speaker 1: was given a lot of stuff by church and that
Speaker 1: she got to say it was from her when I
Speaker 1: was growing up, But way cooler for it to be
Speaker 1: from you. Own it. There's that charity gene that I
Speaker 1: was talking about. There's no gene. No, there's a gene
Speaker 1: in there somewhere that when you see someone hurting or
Speaker 1: something you donate or you reach out, you do something nice.
Speaker 1: Are you getting mad right now? No, I'm saying I
Speaker 1: don't know where you got that charity gene. But he
Speaker 1: empathizes and he wants to make it better for other people.
Speaker 1: So I'm saying a charity gene. Some people have it,
Speaker 1: some people don't, and you don't think you do. I
Speaker 1: don't think I do. You know. I help every once
Speaker 1: a while, like when I go to Pets Mart, I
Speaker 1: donate two dollars of the homeless pets. But I mean
Speaker 1: not everyone. That not that's it, Like, that's it. That's
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. That's a pretty good deal. There you go. Hey,
Speaker 1: I should apologize because the listeners were really upset with
Speaker 1: me yesterday because I was giving you a hard time
Speaker 1: about your shower. I don't feel any different because my
Speaker 1: feelings were hurt. So I just said what I thought,
Speaker 1: and I never want to not say what I thought.
Speaker 1: And I was like, how can we only have party
Speaker 1: for girls? She had a birthday party, only girls are invited.
Speaker 1: She having adoption shower, only girls are invited. And I
Speaker 1: felt like I've been through the process with you a
Speaker 1: lot of the time, and my feelings were hurt yesterday,
Speaker 1: I know, and after you shared that, I felt really
Speaker 1: bad and I wanted to extend the invitation to you.
Speaker 1: Uh you know, I'm gonna let you have your girl party.
Speaker 1: And Lunchbox is still playing the Bobby Party apparently because
Speaker 1: he was asking me what I wanted to do during it.
Speaker 1: After the show, I think he's kind of just poking
Speaker 1: at you a bit. But um, I shouldn't have I
Speaker 1: shouldn't have said what I felt so aggressively. But I
Speaker 1: just said what. I just said what I felt. I
Speaker 1: don't think you said it aggressively. I mean, I'm glad
Speaker 1: that you shared. I think that honesty and openness is
Speaker 1: like awesome for us, and that's great. Like I want
Speaker 1: you to share with me. My feelings were just hurt.
Speaker 1: But yeah, you were a little bit sensitive about it,
Speaker 1: if that's okay. I mean, I can be sensitive, but
Speaker 1: I do want you to know when the kids come home,
Speaker 1: like legit, when they arrive in America, like I want you,
Speaker 1: you guys everybody, like I want us there there in
Speaker 1: front of everybody else because I've been to this with
Speaker 1: you can be frontline. That might be girls only. Oh no,
Speaker 1: It's a big Wednesday for us because Eddie and I
Speaker 1: have a band that travels the country. We play all
Speaker 1: these songs and we do parodies too. We haven't released
Speaker 1: a new parody in a long time. It has been
Speaker 1: a new minute. Wow, are you ready for this? I'm
Speaker 1: a little nervous, but yeah. Eddie is also known as
Speaker 1: Fake Luke Brian, Fake Luke Yeah, I'm here, guys. All
Speaker 1: right now, ladies and gentlemen for your Wednesday Morning premier,
Speaker 1: Fake Luke Branie Ready, I'm ready, Baba Luke, all right,
Speaker 1: we're gonna sing best. No, I'm gonna do something more relatable.
Speaker 1: Flask flash that's what you sneak into a ball game
Speaker 1: on a Friday night. Flask. It's camera flas which makes
Speaker 1: it your favorite flask. Whilst man is keeping me at
Speaker 1: work and I need my flask. I wish I had
Speaker 1: my flash beer at the concert cost seven. Good thing
Speaker 1: you've brought in your own whiskey. Got it for your
Speaker 1: birthday with your name on the side of brown jacket
Speaker 1: pocket makes it easy to hide on No, it's Saturday.
Speaker 1: Kids like her game. Couldn't be wrong to bring it along.
Speaker 1: Why says you can't? Man? I just want my flask. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Ray got mad at a bach floor att party yesterday.
Speaker 1: Where were you? I meant it's a bar restaurant. Why
Speaker 1: don't you want to they wear? No, I mean it's
Speaker 1: I think it's an up and coming place. I don't
Speaker 1: want to bash it. I love going there and but
Speaker 1: hanging out, but you're not bashing the restaurant. What happened, Well,
Speaker 1: they have a jew box. I'm totally fine with people
Speaker 1: picking their own songs and stuff like that, but there
Speaker 1: was a bacherette party there and they would not stop,
Speaker 1: probably in an hour. Five times they played single Ladies
Speaker 1: because it's like, that's she's not single anymore. We get it,
Speaker 1: she's got a guy. And then they just kept coming
Speaker 1: back with it, and I'm sitting there with my girl
Speaker 1: and I'm like, I hate jew boxes. They should just
Speaker 1: let a radio station play where we picked the music,
Speaker 1: don't put it into people's hands. Because my experience was ruined.
Speaker 1: I was like, let's get to a different floor. Luckily
Speaker 1: they had three floors, so we ended up going to
Speaker 1: like the middle floor. But I was like, this is ridiculous.
Speaker 1: They just ruined your experience. And jue boxes are awesome.
Speaker 1: Get juke box if you want to get these songs off,
Speaker 1: take your own money and buy your own songs and
Speaker 1: overtake them. That's what I'm saying. They kind of took
Speaker 1: control of it, and I'm looking around at anybody else, like,
Speaker 1: is somebody gonna stop this. Are we just gonna keep on?
Speaker 1: These girls play single ladies like, we get it? He
Speaker 1: put a ring on it. I mean I started like
Speaker 1: kind of mocking him a little bit. Really he put
Speaker 1: a ring on it, put a ring on it, and
Speaker 1: they're just like, you know what I mean? It was
Speaker 1: I don't know. I think I think it'll be fun
Speaker 1: bachelorette party. So I mean, so he put a ring
Speaker 1: on it. So that's why your bachelor pretty Okay, it
Speaker 1: all makes sense now he put a ring on it. Okay, cool,
Speaker 1: dang hater. Maybe because you're with your girlfriend and you
Speaker 1: and you're that stage. I saw Ray's eyes get big. Okay,
Speaker 1: So here's my theory. Ray gets a little more annoyed
Speaker 1: because there's a bachelrette party. He's been with a girl
Speaker 1: for how long? Three years? Three years? He hasn't put
Speaker 1: a ring on it, and he's like, we get it.
Speaker 1: You got your ring? Stop it already. And I will
Speaker 1: say I check, did a couple of times ago ring
Speaker 1: on it. Okay, Okay, now we're getting somewhere. Would you
Speaker 1: say there's a long truth to my theory? Sure? Sure,
Speaker 1: I mean we've been together for three years and all
Speaker 1: that case it's missed. You're free to go propose and
Speaker 1: everybody's just sitting your point to their fingers. You know,
Speaker 1: as humans, we have our age milestones. At sixteen, you
Speaker 1: get to yes. At eighteen you get to smoke no
Speaker 1: vote our country, Yes, serve the country. I mean he's
Speaker 1: right one, you get to okay easy. At twenty six
Speaker 1: I think you get to right. So they're all these right,
Speaker 1: so here we go. These are songs and they're milestones.
Speaker 1: Songs that could now vote because they're eighteen years old
Speaker 1: as a right now, lone star of made, I don't
Speaker 1: know do you? I'm so love with you? It just
Speaker 1: keeps getting bit eighteen years old also able to vote
Speaker 1: this year? Right this down from George Strait baby right
Speaker 1: this didn't ready to have your mind blown? Eighteen years
Speaker 1: old able to vote and they shouldn't be able to
Speaker 1: vote because smash Mouth All Star gets your game on,
Speaker 1: go play hey down, get the show one. Isn't that crazy?
Speaker 1: They all come out, they'd all be able to vote. Man.
Speaker 1: Songs that can now buy alcohol because they're twenty one
Speaker 1: years Oh yeah, genuine ponies all I bet pony had
Speaker 1: been buying alcohol in the download for a Long Time,
Speaker 1: Sticking in the Cloves twenty one years old, Tracy Lawrence,
Speaker 1: Time Marches, and My Marie. So those all came out
Speaker 1: in another milestone. Apparently it's twenty five years old to
Speaker 1: rent a car, so finally able to rent a car.
Speaker 1: As of today nineteen two, these songs came out ak
Speaker 1: You Breaking, heart Breaking, Some Girls Do from saw Your Brand,
Speaker 1: First Class, Little Crazy, and I'll Always Love You from
Speaker 1: Newson years old. I'll give you one more songs that
Speaker 1: can now run for president? Do you guys know hold
Speaker 1: yet for that? That's right? Nice job? Songs that can
Speaker 1: run for president? How about oh yeah, Jackie Downs thirty
Speaker 1: five years old? You do? Yeah? Man, that song feels
Speaker 1: like it's newer than like when I was born. Really okay,
Speaker 1: that feels right for me. How about this song feels
Speaker 1: older to me? And that's a jam still though. That's
Speaker 1: so good And he didn't say anything about it, didn't
Speaker 1: care to wake out to us. Sometimes, but we have
Speaker 1: really think a Rocky I think as we're like, like
Speaker 1: we want to fight somebody. I used to watch Rocky
Speaker 1: and then beat the crap of my little sister. Yeah, like,
Speaker 1: and she was four years younger than me. So I
Speaker 1: was dominant, right because I'd be like twelve and she
Speaker 1: was like eight. So I'd watch Rocky and I'd be like,
Speaker 1: get in here. Only watched Rocky because y'all made me.
Speaker 1: And I only watched the one where he goes if
Speaker 1: he dies, he dies for Rocky for the best Rocky
Speaker 1: Y for it's the best one. Watched the best one.
Speaker 1: It's when we beat the crap out of Russia. Willie
Speaker 1: Nelson is also his song Always on my Mind. I
Speaker 1: thought that would have been older if you would have
Speaker 1: asked me. I thought that had been older. Sounds old. Well,
Speaker 1: I've never known Willie to not be super old. That's
Speaker 1: the weird thing about Willie and I love really and
Speaker 1: as legends. I think underrated as a legend of country
Speaker 1: music because he's Texas, you know, and he's not. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean he lives in Texas. Yeah, I mean he's
Speaker 1: a Texas He's one of the Texas artists that's known nationally, globally,
Speaker 1: globally Okay, yeah, but there are a lot of Texas artists,
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying, Like there's so many, But being
Speaker 1: that I'm from Texas, I feel like so many of
Speaker 1: my friends would know so many of the artists, but
Speaker 1: from other states they just don't. But they all know
Speaker 1: Willie Nelson because Willie Nelson was a national artist. Like
Speaker 1: there's a difference, Like, yeah, there's there's a difference. So
Speaker 1: many times I'm like, Jeredia Falker, don't you all know
Speaker 1: who he is? And they're like no, And I'm like, what, Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's Texas country, smaller sub genres. I'm saying, Willie is
Speaker 1: eighty three years old and still, you know, well, just
Speaker 1: chilling Willie. The last time I heard and Eddie, you
Speaker 1: may be one of the ones in the story too,
Speaker 1: is that Willie you know, has a big house, nice house,
Speaker 1: lots of land, but lives in his tour bus because
Speaker 1: he feels more comfortab in the bus in his house. Yeah,
Speaker 1: when I met him, he was in his tour bus
Speaker 1: parked outside his house and we asked him, do you
Speaker 1: ever go in there? He's like, sometimes, my wife's in there,
Speaker 1: but I stay out here. That's home to him, Willie
Speaker 1: and Whalen and the boys, because he's always he's been
Speaker 1: on a bus as whole lot, so that feels more
Speaker 1: comfortable than like his big, old, awesome house. So all
Speaker 1: those songs have milestones as of today. Did you just
Speaker 1: like that segment or maybe feel old but loved it? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I thought it was interesting too. Of all of them,
Speaker 1: the most surprising was that smash Mouth can vote, and
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't care how old smash Mouth is.
Speaker 1: They should never be able to vote. Let's go, it's
Speaker 1: everybody's birthday, and I think there should be a moment
Speaker 1: if you have a birthday around the same time that
Speaker 1: you look at your friend and go, hey, we have
Speaker 1: birthdays in the same like week. Let's just call it even,
Speaker 1: and you just call it even and nope, you have
Speaker 1: to give me presents, any buddy. But nobody called it
Speaker 1: even in the show. So it's like everybody scrambling about
Speaker 1: every birthday presents right here. So Amy's birthday was Saturday
Speaker 1: and she had a good birthday. Eddie's birthday was yesterday.
Speaker 1: How did it go? Great birthday? Got to hang out
Speaker 1: with the kids. I mean, here's the thing. I'm thirty eight. Now,
Speaker 1: you don't really celebrate a thirty eight year old birthday.
Speaker 1: So but they get excited and I you know, partied
Speaker 1: with them and we had a good time. Did you
Speaker 1: think I forgot about your birthday. I did think you
Speaker 1: forgot about it. And then around dinner time that will
Speaker 1: knock on the door a delivery. Oh yeah, dude, you
Speaker 1: came in the clutch me more. You got me three
Speaker 1: pizzas from my favorite place, Pizza Hut Pepperoni pizzas from
Speaker 1: n nine nine. Hey, and I know it's my birthday,
Speaker 1: but the kids loved it too. It was part of
Speaker 1: their celebration. You got them legos. I bought him a
Speaker 1: big old tub of Lego so the kids would play. Well, Dad,
Speaker 1: he was eating his birthday. They love that. And then
Speaker 1: don't leave the wife out a nice bottle of wine.
Speaker 1: But the wife he was eating legos and wine too.
Speaker 1: No special delivery. Amazon Prime, well called Bomazon Prime yea yeah,
Speaker 1: so yeah they're not waiting. Yeah, Bomazon coming to my house. Amy,
Speaker 1: you just got a lululum and gift card that was expensive,
Speaker 1: A nice bottle of wine. It was way too nice. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So when you say stuffing, like when'd you go into
Speaker 1: like I thought I really went out of my way
Speaker 1: to get you said good stuff. At least you got thanked.
Speaker 1: I was joking. I'm gonna tell you. People thought the
Speaker 1: fact that Amy went down to list on her Instagram
Speaker 1: thanking everybody who got her gifts except Lunchbox was so
Speaker 1: funny because Amy got on Instagram was like was next
Speaker 1: to ram Bay. It gives amazing than Eddy his wife.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, what a gift. I want to say, Bobby,
Speaker 1: are you and lindsay ain't through. I want to say
Speaker 1: my friend Clarissa explains it all. I want to say
Speaker 1: the cursor Montezuma, like shout out, like she exhausted like
Speaker 1: three full video Instagram and never said thank you to Lunchbox.
Speaker 1: In the Indians, you get respect around when the next
Speaker 1: day you're like, man, I probably should have done that
Speaker 1: on that Instagram. I know. I texted her that night,
Speaker 1: but then the next day I said, hey, what's your Instagram? Hit?
Speaker 1: Oh you did that on Monday when you got cold
Speaker 1: at saying I texted her after I got called out,
Speaker 1: and then she said, oh, I really don't want my
Speaker 1: instagram to be published. It wasn't It wasn't about the Instagram.
Speaker 1: It was about just saying thanks to Lunchbox and his
Speaker 1: wife day got me. This is really pretty Bob. Something
Speaker 1: Rose and Ray said, a stressful job, but no Ray, Ray,
Speaker 1: come on, our job is not that stressful. But thank
Speaker 1: you Ray and Bay and then shout out Bobby and
Speaker 1: Lindsay because and um, Megan confirmed it is like really nice, right,
Speaker 1: very much, very good. And then I'm obsessed with milk
Speaker 1: and honey. Thank you not a and I can't wait
Speaker 1: to try float Nashville. Thank you Megan. And I love
Speaker 1: my candle. Kellie. I mean it's like you think everybody
Speaker 1: in her in her label it was you want to
Speaker 1: Grammy and did not fans. It wasn't even the fans.
Speaker 1: It was like Florida Georgia line going up in Georgia,
Speaker 1: doesn't thank Florida. Honestly, those videos expired now so you
Speaker 1: can't tell, but there's some that were just pictures no
Speaker 1: audio where I was thanking attacking people. Anyway, Eddie, I
Speaker 1: hope your birthday was a Bob Bobby's sounds amazing. It
Speaker 1: was awesome, Bobby. I'm primed Bobby on Snapchat show. So
Speaker 1: Ed Shearon has this song shape you right was the
Speaker 1: only place that I can go in the club down
Speaker 1: do you guys are with the song right now? That
Speaker 1: pretty go that very good And I'm just a guy
Speaker 1: that knows how to play a guitar with whoo whoo.
Speaker 1: So he has that song and he's had to add
Speaker 1: the writers of TLS no scrubs because they're like, you're
Speaker 1: so part of our song and he's like, yep, I
Speaker 1: guess I kind of didn't didn't know it. So here
Speaker 1: is shape of you. You know, one show Love you
Speaker 1: love's handing me for somebody like me coming down fall
Speaker 1: the money or maybe crazy. Don't mind me safe boy,
Speaker 1: that's talk too much club on movies and put that
Speaker 1: body on me, coming now full of money, come coming
Speaker 1: now fall the money. Okay, So there's that, you know,
Speaker 1: one Show no Scrubs. I know you're saying no, but
Speaker 1: even they were like yes, even the creator of the
Speaker 1: music where like, yep, it's not so similar that we
Speaker 1: have to add it. That's just them being safe though, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's not. Well, listen, you have even I have insurance
Speaker 1: as a right, and so if you don't feel like
Speaker 1: you lost the case, you just go no to me.
Speaker 1: You're gonna lose because that's millions and millions and millions
Speaker 1: of dollars. Because you're talking about two or three people
Speaker 1: that wrote that song. I'm not sure how many people
Speaker 1: wrote the shape of you, and then you have to
Speaker 1: add on, let's say two or three other people. You're
Speaker 1: talking about a sixth of the money, now a third,
Speaker 1: So there's heavy money involved here. I mean, I think
Speaker 1: if they would have fought it, they would have won.
Speaker 1: But if they would have fought in one, then I
Speaker 1: think they wouldn't have done it. Okay, but Bobby, what's
Speaker 1: your professional opinion, because you have an ear for this
Speaker 1: sort of thing. I don't want no scrub. Scrub you
Speaker 1: can get no up me hanging up the passenger's side
Speaker 1: of the best friends Robert, I don't know that's a
Speaker 1: stretch man. The fact that they kind of came owned
Speaker 1: to it, I guess I'll go with them. I just
Speaker 1: think they were retired that day. You know, they're like
Speaker 1: a lawsuit. It's four nine, you know what. I think
Speaker 1: first hit and they were broke, they would be like,
Speaker 1: heck over fighting it? Right. So there's another one too,
Speaker 1: they say, uh ed Shearon ripped off this cheap thrill
Speaker 1: song from c You do you hear that? I hear
Speaker 1: that more than the other one. I don't know what
Speaker 1: I'm listening to you hearing? Oh I got man, see amy.
Speaker 1: I don't trust your ear though. If you're not hearing that,
Speaker 1: they're not. I hear that now. I just didn't know
Speaker 1: which which I didn't know which ones you were comparing
Speaker 1: the two, but isn't ed here in the other day.
Speaker 1: Did you give us this whole lesson on how all
Speaker 1: songs are written off of like these songs? Yeah, courts, Yeah,
Speaker 1: but check this out. I don't want no scrub scrub
Speaker 1: as I got the king good, no love from me
Speaker 1: hanging at the passenger side of the best friends from
Speaker 1: had me Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's that's shape of you again.
Speaker 1: He can't tell ye which one is this lunch box?
Speaker 1: That's a that's right there you go, and which one
Speaker 1: is this? That's it? Now, that's see again. Show. So
Speaker 1: Eddie is our video producer, and you've never met your
Speaker 1: neighbor before, right, yeah. I've lived this place for maybe
Speaker 1: a year and I've never met him before. And he
Speaker 1: saw me and we met, and the first thing he said,
Speaker 1: He's like, man, what do you do? I see walking
Speaker 1: out with a guitar put it in your car and
Speaker 1: all that, And I said, I'm in a band. You know,
Speaker 1: we tour a little bits like I knew it, dude,
Speaker 1: you're so like stress free, like if I see he
Speaker 1: said when he looks at me, he looks at me
Speaker 1: as someone who doesn't have any stress in his life.
Speaker 1: I thought that was so cool. I can see that
Speaker 1: because you smile a lot. Yeah, you wear your clothes
Speaker 1: are like hippie, like dirty, like not dirty, but like
Speaker 1: old dish worn. Would you agree? Yeah, I mean you
Speaker 1: look like Okay, Um, your car okay, I drive a
Speaker 1: crappy car. Is not what's a crappy it's up. But
Speaker 1: it's like someone who just doesn't care like about stuff
Speaker 1: like that. Yeah, stress care about material things. And I
Speaker 1: do skateboard around the hood, so you probably do that,
Speaker 1: skate boy, Yeah, you're you kind of that's it. He
Speaker 1: thinks you're a hippie. Dude. I thought that was so
Speaker 1: cool because that's not how I see myself. We all do,
Speaker 1: all right. I like it. You and Lunchbox are about
Speaker 1: so stress free. Well, I mean stress I gotta get
Speaker 1: dog food. But perceptually I see them differently. I think
Speaker 1: I think most people perceive Eddie is that like if
Speaker 1: if you were to ask, what is what people perceive
Speaker 1: Eddie as? Like? If you meet him fifteen minutes. What
Speaker 1: do you perceive Eddie? I think that's pretty much what
Speaker 1: Eddie is. If you were to beat Lunchbox, you had
Speaker 1: fifteen minutes. What do you think lunchbox perceived is a
Speaker 1: perception of Lunchbox cocky, loud, dirty, obnoxious. Oh dude, he
Speaker 1: is the cheapest Like that dude I remember once his
Speaker 1: wife and like he would names hit me to dinner
Speaker 1: because he's got to spend money. Yeah, for some reason,
Speaker 1: I'm just picturing like the first time. So I were
Speaker 1: to see him like him, like just talking about how
Speaker 1: hot he is while stuffing plastic down. Perception of Amy,
Speaker 1: go ahead, No, She's not a lootcause she's very friendly.
Speaker 1: She smiles a lot. So I would say Amy's very friendly,
Speaker 1: maybe a little maybe a little ditzy sometimes space because
Speaker 1: she does walking and fall down her first space over.
Speaker 1: Ditzy thinks okay and parsteteen minutes someone meets me, what
Speaker 1: do they think? Dorkly? How do you talk? Mit? Now,
Speaker 1: you're all just taken shots at me. Addicted. Let's go
Speaker 1: around the room, lunchbox dork nerd No, just one, just one, Eddie,
Speaker 1: I would say, sleepy, Oh yeah, I'm tired, I'm always exhausted, tired, Amy, okay, tired, taken. Um. Yeah,
Speaker 1: well then I'll say I'll say what I originally said,
Speaker 1: like lonely. How do you seem lonely inte minutes? If
Speaker 1: I'm seeing you in a public setting, you might be
Speaker 1: in a corner. Oh yeah, that's like I'm always I
Speaker 1: don't feel like I'm awkward all the time. Yeah, awkward.
Speaker 1: There you go, all you is that awkward? I'm awkward? Okay,
Speaker 1: there are perceptions. Eddie's got the only really good one,
Speaker 1: and Amy's is kind of good. And then lunch inmre terrible,
Speaker 1: spacey and Dissey you think that's good? Friendly, lonely and
Speaker 1: show people got all mad at Lunchbox yesterday. Huh oh
Speaker 1: my goodness. You would have thought I did something or like,
Speaker 1: I mean, robbed a convenience store, robbed a bank, I
Speaker 1: go in to get some free Let me stop you again,
Speaker 1: because one Lunchbox did robin store on the air and
Speaker 1: he went to jail. I didn't. I know, I don't
Speaker 1: know if people know this story, boy, and I'll go
Speaker 1: through it real quick. You brought it up. That's not
Speaker 1: where I was going with this A long time ago.
Speaker 1: When we were doing this show in the early years,
Speaker 1: Lunchbox went into a gas station with pantyhose on his
Speaker 1: head and bought some gum and that's all he did.
Speaker 1: And they pushed the button under this little counter and
Speaker 1: the cops held him a gun point on the side
Speaker 1: of the road and they took him to jail and
Speaker 1: they charged him with terroristic threatening and he was in jail,
Speaker 1: and the news did live reports from jail, and we
Speaker 1: had had had to hire George Bush's attorneys, and it
Speaker 1: was the whole thing. We almost got fired because Lunchbox
Speaker 1: went into a gas station and bought gum with pantyhose
Speaker 1: on his head. It wasn't aggressive or anything. And I'm
Speaker 1: not saying it was the smartest thing in the world ever,
Speaker 1: But yes, Lunchbox did go to jail for that. And
Speaker 1: so when you say it wasn't like you robbed the store,
Speaker 1: season again, okay, yes, all right. So people were upset
Speaker 1: with me because I wasted the ice cream that I
Speaker 1: got for free when I was using the different disguises.
Speaker 1: They're like, oh, people could use that ice cream to eat.
Speaker 1: You know, some people are starving in this world. You're
Speaker 1: just gonna waste the ice cream. Why even do it?
Speaker 1: That's so stupid, guys. I'm sorry. I tried to do
Speaker 1: a funny little segment for the show. I can't eat
Speaker 1: five ice cream cones and six minutes, like it's impossible.
Speaker 1: What happened yesterday was Lunchbox was doing a segment. Dairy
Speaker 1: Queen was giving a free ice cream cone to every
Speaker 1: person for the first day of Spring, and they asked
Speaker 1: that you donate the Children's Miracle Network, and Lunchbox would
Speaker 1: give an ice cream cone and go to his car
Speaker 1: and put on the disguise and get another ice cream cone,
Speaker 1: put on his card, another disguise, and he got five
Speaker 1: free ice creams. And here was his six ice cream cone,
Speaker 1: number six. I'm back in jeans. I got a neon
Speaker 1: green shirt on black pip and joy hat, yellow sunglasses
Speaker 1: and a blue hoodie. Oh yeah, I'll just read on
Speaker 1: Twitter that you guys free cream cones. What hopefully have
Speaker 1: a good trying to be nice to each other, but
Speaker 1: to have a good one. So everybody got mad that
Speaker 1: you're wasting the ice cream. Yes, I mean I don't.
Speaker 1: I didn't know what to do with it. Sorry, I
Speaker 1: I apologize the people that were offended by the waisted
Speaker 1: ice cream. I don't know, I apologizing. I can't make
Speaker 1: everybody happy, but you need to grow up. It's just
Speaker 1: a funny little sum like it's just a little ice cream.
Speaker 1: Inside ten seconds, he apologized, and it started attacking the people. Alogized,
Speaker 1: they're being ridiculous, right am, I right, they're being ridiculous.
Speaker 1: They're getting mad about the waisted ice cream. Let's don't
Speaker 1: grow up people. I don't think that you can be
Speaker 1: angry at someone for their emotion ever, and so if
Speaker 1: they are, they felt that way emotionally, it's them. Yeah,
Speaker 1: let's remember that sometimes when I'm emotional. Let's let's just
Speaker 1: really live that ten second clip there where lunchbox goes, hey,
Speaker 1: I don't want to say I'm sorry, but get over
Speaker 1: he stupid. I mean, they are those type of people
Speaker 1: are annoying, Like I can't stand those type of people.
Speaker 1: Like it's just it's a ten cent ice cream. And
Speaker 1: then dairy queen didn't lose any money on that ice cream,
Speaker 1: and you need to relax. Okay, no one is going
Speaker 1: to live off ice cream. I'm sorry. If you not
Speaker 1: only that, let me stop you for a second. Children's
Speaker 1: Miracle Network got a lot of plugs. Yeah, for the
Speaker 1: for that segment they did. They got a lot of
Speaker 1: name recognition if people could have But okay, and you
Speaker 1: did lie yesterday too and say that you ate them
Speaker 1: all until I called you out on it. Okay, But
Speaker 1: if you didn't feel guilty, you wouldn't have lied to
Speaker 1: begin with. But whatever, I don't like those people. I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna tell you the people to complain. I don't
Speaker 1: like you. Okay, Uh, you're good. I'm good. Yeah, Paul,
Speaker 1: Josh were getting fired up? Man, all right, Uh, we're good. Lunch. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna take a time out. All right, I think
Speaker 1: you need to Alright, we're out. But thank you for
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